Question

2) what type of stimulus are we testing? how does that relate to the orientation and manipulation of the tissue sample during testing? (2-4 sentences)

Answer 1

The type of stimulus being tested depends on the specific experiment being conducted. The orientation and manipulation of the tissue sample during testing can affect the response to the stimulus being tested. It is important to consider the appropriate orientation and manipulation of the tissue sample to accurately measure the response to the stimulus and avoid confounding results.